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- Revolut integrated Polygon to enable instant stablecoin transfers and expand POL trading and staking for users in 38 countries.
- Polygon strengthened its role in enterprise payments as firms like Mastercard, DeCard, and Stripe continue to adopt its network.
Revolut has accelerated its crypto strategy by integrating Polygon’s blockchain network across its global operations, enabling instant stablecoin transfers, POL trading, and staking for users in 38 countries.
Revolut’s full adoption of Polygon brings real-time, zero-fee transfers using USDC, USDT, and POL directly into the neobank’s app. Transfers settle within seconds, providing a familiar experience for users who expect fast and low-cost money movement.
Moreover, Revolut now supports seamless on-ramp and off-ramp flows, giving customers a direct path between fiat and digital assets.
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Polygon records indicate strong traction already. Revolut has processed more than $690 million in activity across the network, reflecting growing demand for stablecoin settlement. Over 14 million Revolut users interact with crypto products, and the updated infrastructure now supports merchant payments through a dedicated crypto card.
POL has also been introduced as a core asset inside the app. Users can trade and stake POL without moving funds outside Revolut’s interface, reinforcing a closed-loop experience that reduces friction.
Polygon Gains Ground as Enterprise Payment Infrastructure
Polygon Labs reports that Revolut joins a broad list of enterprises deploying payment tools on the network. Companies such as Stripe, Flutterwave, Mastercard partners, and DeCard already rely on Polygon to operate settlement systems and identity-verification tools.
DeCard is enabling instant USDC and USDT payments to more than 150 million merchants worldwide using Polygon’s rails. Mastercard is leveraging the chain to expand Crypto Credential for self-custody wallets. Additional institutions, including WorldPay, Reliance Jio, NRW.BANK, Cashlink, BlackRock, and Securitize have adopted Polygon for payments and real-world asset infrastructure.
Polygon’s Rio upgrade strengthens these integrations. The network now averages around 5,000 transactions per second with near-instant confirmation, supporting operations that behave like standard messaging interactions. Fees remain a fraction of a cent, which helps platforms reduce settlement risk while scaling user activity.
Revolut’s inclusion strengthens Polygon’s standing as a preferred network for high-volume enterprise transactions. The chain continues handling millions of transfers daily, supported by a technical environment built around speed, cost efficiency, and reliability.
Revolut Builds Out Its Broader Crypto Exchange Strategy
Beyond the Polygon integration, Revolut has expanded its Revolut X crypto exchange across the European Economic Area. Users in 30 EEA countries can now buy and sell more than 200 digital assets, including POL, with near-zero fees. The exchange links directly to Revolut accounts, creating a simplified experience for both retail and experienced traders.
Revolut’s head of product for the exchange, Leonid Bashiykov, noted strong early engagement. The platform aims to reduce friction in trading and portfolio management by consolidating all tools within a single environment.
The collaboration with Polygon marks only the first stage of a larger roadmap. Both companies expect new cross-border settlement features and more advanced remittance capabilities to follow. Revolut’s 65 million-user footprint provides Polygon with a wide distribution channel for low-cost blockchain settlement.
